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* Official metal trash can released by Nintendo in North America in 1988. | * Official metal trash can released by [[Nintendo]] in North America in 1988. | ||
* Featuring artworks from the ''[[The Legend of Zelda (Game)|original Legend of Zelda]]''. | * Featuring artworks from the ''[[The Legend of Zelda (Game)|original Legend of Zelda]]''. | ||
* Released as part of ''The Legend of Zelda & Super Mario Bros. Bedroom Set''. This set had [[The Legend of Zelda & Super Mario Bros. Twin Bed Set|Twin Bed Set]], [[The Legend of Zelda & Super Mario Bros. Twin Comforter|Twin Comforter]], Curtains, Toy Box, and Trash Can. | * Released as part of ''The Legend of Zelda & Super Mario Bros. Bedroom Set''. This set had [[The Legend of Zelda & Super Mario Bros. Twin Bed Set|Twin Bed Set]], [[The Legend of Zelda & Super Mario Bros. Twin Comforter|Twin Comforter]], [[The Legend of Zelda & Super Mario Bros. Curtains|Curtains]], [[The Legend of Zelda & Super Mario Bros. Toy Box|Toy Box]], and Trash Can. | ||
* All the items from ''The Legend of Zelda & Super Mario Bros. Bedroom Set'' shared the same design (except toy box). | * All the items from ''The Legend of Zelda & Super Mario Bros. Bedroom Set'' shared the same design (except toy box). | ||
Revision as of 05:09, March 29, 2012
Note
- Official metal trash can released by Nintendo in North America in 1988.
- Featuring artworks from the original Legend of Zelda.
- Released as part of The Legend of Zelda & Super Mario Bros. Bedroom Set. This set had Twin Bed Set, Twin Comforter, Curtains, Toy Box, and Trash Can.
- All the items from The Legend of Zelda & Super Mario Bros. Bedroom Set shared the same design (except toy box).
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